Happy Easter
Tomorrow we are going to see family and have an Easter egg hunt! Wish me luck! I'm already slower than normal lately but I will be feeling sorry for my sister who is 34 weeks pregnant! She might not get too many eggs ;) I hope to take some photos to share!
Hope you all have a happy Easter!
Happy Easter
Easter is a very special time for me! It was Easter time that Rob and I first started dating. It was when I first met his parents and his family. I remember him taking me to meet his brother and his 2 children and Rob was excited becasue he had made their Easter presents. He had blown out the eggs and painted the shells and made a basket for them to sit in. He was proud. I fell in love. 4 years ago today we began this special relationship and here we are celebrating Easter and our 1 year wedding anniversary on the same weekend! Very special. This will be an Easter I will never forget - just like that Easter back in 2007.
No matter what you believe or how you celebrate your day I hope that you have a very special Easter.
I hope the day brings you love, peace, happiness, chocolate goodness and special memories that will last forever.
x S.K.K x
Candy Filled Easter Eggs

Hanging candy-filled eggs for my Easter tree
I had a few spare clear hanging eggs so I thought I would fill them with pretty coloured vanilla, green tea and cotton candy flavoured Jelly Belly beans to hang on my Easter tree. After tea I am going to hang them in the garden as part of my Easter Egg Hunt!
Candy Filled Eggs
What you will need:
12 transparent plastic eggs
Green 2mm double face satin ribbon
Green gingham ribbon 5mm wide
Jelly Beans
Double sided tape

Instructions
- Cut gingham ribbon to size and lay double sided tape on back, trim to fit
- Stick ribbon to top half of egg around opening
- Cut ribbon to size and knot ends, thread through hole in top of egg
- Fill with jelly beans and snap together
Have a sweet Easter!
Hand painted surprise eggs!

Hanging surprise eggs for my Easter tree
Years ago I remember seeing in a magazine some glass jars that had been painted on the inside and I loved how they looked. So I thought I would have a go at painting the inside of my clear plastic eggs. They looked great except for the ugly looking join. That was fixed by covering the join in gingham ribbon. I then filled them with chocolate Easter eggs and a little chick and hung them on my Easter tree! Now only if I could find time to finish my hand-made birds.....
Hand painted surprise eggs
What you will need:
12 transparent plastic eggs
Pink embroidery thread
Blue embroidery thread
12 White beads
Double sided tape
6 pink mini fluffy chicks
6 blue mini fluffy chicks
12 Foil wrapped chocolate eggs
Pink gingham ribbon 5mm wide
Blue gingham ribbon 5mm wide
Pink paint
Blue paint

Instructions
- Paint inside of top half of egg, leave to dry
- Paint inside of bottom half of egg, leave to dry
- Cut embroidery thread to size and thread ends through top of egg, thread a white bead through both ends of thread and knot
- Cut ribbon to size, and cover back in double side tape
- Peel off double sided tape backing and carefully secure ribbon round open edge of top half of egg
- Place one chocolate egg inside bottom half of egg
- Add small fluffy chick to bottom half of egg
- Snap together

Have a sweet day!
Happy Easter
Off to enjoy my Easter
Hope the Easter Bunny is good to you!
Here are a few photos from the easter decorating in our house.
See you all next week.
Hope the Easter Bunny is good to you!
Here are a few photos from the easter decorating in our house.
See you all next week.
Découpage Eggs

Hanging découpage eggs for my Easter tree
In recent years I have needle felted eggs, hand painted eggs and sewed eggs. This year I thought I would have a go at some découpage eggs to hang on my Easter Tree. I had some pink spotty napkins I had picked up last year in Clas Ohlson and some blue gingham napkins I had bought earlier this year on a trip to Berlin. They were a perfect colour match to this year's Easter theme so I used them for the découpage.
After covering half an egg in masking tape I carefully removed it and cut into the centre until I could lay the masking tape out flat. I used this as my pattern to cut out the napkins. I love how they turned out and think the pretty egg hangers in silver really make them special.
Later today I will be sharing with you my hand painted eggs with a surprise!
Découpage Eggs
What you will need:
12 Ribbon hanging plastic eggs
12 Egg hangers
3 Pink spotty paper napkins
3 Blue polka dot napkins
PVA glue
Pink gingham ribbon 5mm wide
Blue gingham ribbon 5mm wide

Instructions
- Remove plastic stopper
- Cut out oval from napkins, and remove all backing so you have a single sheet of napkin
- Paint half of egg in PVA glue, and carefully place napkin in centre, brush PVA glue on top of napkin with a paint brush, smoothing out all wrinkles, leave to dry
- Repeat on other side
- Cut ribbon to fit around egg
- Paint a line of PVA glue around joins of decoupage, place ribbon over joins and paint PVA glue on top smoothing down edges
- Push egg hanger into top of eggs through hole
- Tie white ribbon from egg stoppers though hanger loop and knot at end

Have a sweet day!
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